Sentence examples for becoming frequent from inspiring English sources
These are becoming frequent.
But Ortiz's downturns are becoming frequent enough to raise broader questions.
No motive has been given, but such incidents are becoming frequent in the Russian military, although they are rare in the missile forces.
"Quietly, Britain pledged logistics support for the rendition programme, which resulted in the CIA's Gulfstream V and other jets becoming frequent visitors to British airports en route to the agency's secret prisons," writes Cobain.
A minority of them — but the minority that emails me the most, thus becoming FREQUENT — are psychotic men who think I deserve to be raped because I keep a blog about how I do not deserve to be raped, and this apparently causes the Hulk rage".
Daily mean air temperatures of 26 °C during grain filling are becoming frequent in Japan (Usui et al. 2014).
The results indicated that a large fraction of the changes could be accounted for by a nearly linear component in time, which intuitively corresponds simply to some words becoming more frequent and some becoming less frequent.
These events typically occur around periods of disease progression, becoming more frequent as the disease becomes more extensive [ 20].
Some said that VAHPITWP was becoming more frequent, while others claimed that violence was not becoming more frequent but had become more serious.
